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Honda has unveiled the new Forza 125, Forza 300, and Forza 750 maxi-scooter with features, updated colors, and a modern full-colour TFT display. Sadly, neither variant will make its way into India, and fans here may be up in an uproar about this. This time, they should arrive in Europe early next year at a slightly higher price. Furthermore, the Forza 125 has options of Mat Pearl Pacific Blue and Mat Pearl Cool White, but the Forza 300 promises to sport an all-new Carnelian Red Metallic. While the two derivatives offer improved connectivity and better vehicle operation via the Honda app, they don't differ in terms of power outputs.  Additionally, Honda is revamping the Forza 750 for 2025 with a new colour scheme, features, and a slight price increase. It now includes a "rain" riding mode for better grip and debuts a new DCT gearbox, but it won’t be available in India soon.  Updates in these scootersThe scooters have new shades and an advanced full-colour TFT display. The Honda app now allows customers to control connectivity and operation with the new 2025 Forza 125 and Forza 300 scooters. However, neither model is scheduled for India. Honda Forza 125 scooter updatesHonda has unveiled the updated Forza 125 for 2025, which comes in new colors and an elegant, modern all-colour TFT display. However, it might not seem that these models will hit the Indian markets, and thus, Indian fans are left disappointed. For 2025, the Forza 125 will be available in two new colour options: Mat Pearl Pacific Blue and Mat Pearl Cool White. These two join a broader colour palette from last year's version of the 2024 variant. Among the upgrades on the new Forza 125 is its five-inch full-color TFT instrument cluster, which supports both iOS and Android devices. Such features help it provide a rider with navigation features through Honda's smartphone app and give an overall better ride. The ECU setting has been revised, and new mufflers have been fitted, but power outputs remain the same. When it arrives in Europe in early 2013, it will retail for a slightly higher price. The company says it will not be brought to India despite premium scooters gaining increasing interest in the country. Honda Forza 300 Scooter UpdateHonda has also unveiled the updated Forza 300 scooter for 2025, with some new colors and an intricate full-colour TFT. Like the Forza 125, its Indian market launch doesn't seem likely either. The Forza 300 will be available in the rather beautiful new colour, Carnelian Red Metallic, in addition to the colors offered in the 2024 lineup. The variety is expected to attract many customers with its fashionable variants. A five-inch full-colour TFT instrument cluster for connectivity support of iOS and Android riders can now access navigation through Honda's smartphone application, which indeed adds to the convenience of being on the road. Moreover, the Forza 300 is nothing but the same power figure since Honda launched it first. Except for ECU settings and mufflers, nothing else has been altered concerning this maxi-scooter. The scooter is to hit European shores in the first quarter of the following year with a minimal price variation. Unhappily, Honda has announced that it won’t come to India as a market for this scooter despite being the best seller in the aspirational scooter segment so far. Honda Forza 750 Maxi-Scooter UpdateAside from those two new above-range models, the other model that Honda is revamping for 2025 is its largest maxi-scooter, the Forza 750. There's a new colour scheme, extra features, and a price change. The side panels are carried over, but now, along with the twin LED headlights, the DRLs and indicators are built into them on the front. For the update, a new "rain" riding mode is included to increase the level of grip offered when it's wet outside. Producing less power contributes to this extra responsiveness. The Forza 750 uses a 745cc parallel-twin engine that produces 58bhp. The A2 version, however, comes only with 47bhp. This time around, a new DCT gearbox debuted—one that's also been seen on Honda models like the Africa Twin. The Forza 750 2025 will go on sale in Europe and Asia early next year, along with a modest price rise, but don't expect to see it at Indian dealerships anytime soon. Before you go, have a look at the Yamaha R9 launched at USD 12.5K – Indian Launch Expected?Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

Scooters are popular in India and are known to be practical, easy to handle, and comfortable to ride. One of the main reasons people prefer scooters over bikes is their spacious boot space, which makes them ideal for rides in cities. Here are the top five scooters with the biggest boot space available in 2024. Why is Good Boot Space Required in a Scooter?A good boot space is one of the important criteria for carrying day-to-day essentials and personal items with a scooter. Generally, riders can safely put their helmets, groceries, or small bags into the boot for the ride. It is the added storage that city riders, especially, need time to carry. It has bigger boot space, so there is no requirement for bag packs or external carriers. It further provides convenience and comfort, in addition to removing all the mess on the scooter. Additionally, it also provides a safer ride as all bags are kept inside. TVS Jupiter 125 - 32 LitresPrice: Rs 96,885Engine: 124.8ccMileage: 47 KmplTVS Jupiter 125 has the largest under-seat storage of 32 litres among other petrol-fueled scooters. Furthermore, the fuel tank located on the footboard provides ample boot space, enough to store two helmets. Suzuki Access 125 - 21.8 LitresPrice: Rs 79,899 - 90,500Engine: 124ccMileage: 52.45 KmplSuzuki Access 125 is a favourite among young riders. It features a long seat and 21.8 litres of under-seat storage, perfect for carrying daily essentials. Honda Activa 6G - 18 LitresPrice: Rs 76,234 - 82,734Engine: 109ccMileage: 48 KmplThe most popular Honda Activa 6G scooter has a maximum of 18-litre under-seat storage. It is also strong, low-maintenance, and suitable for city use. Suzuki Burgman - 21 LitresPrice: Rs 93,499 - 1.16 LakhEngine: 124ccMileage: 48.5 KmplThe Suzuki Burgman maxi-scooter features a 21-litre under-seat storage, the same as the Access 125. Moreover, it provides a comfortable riding experience. Yamaha Aerox - 24.5 LitresPrice: Rs 1.47 - 1.51 LakhEngine: 155ccMileage: 40 KmplYamaha Aerox truly stands out for its style and performance. The bike features an under-seat capacity of 24.5 litres for functional and stylish rides. Before you go, don’t forget to check out the Hero Sales for September 2024.Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fbInstagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_instaTwitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter 

As demands for urban mobility change, scooters have now become an inevitable part of a commuter's daily routine in 2024. Being convenient, fuel-efficient, and hassle-free, scooters bring together functionality with a perfect hint of style. Whichever model it is, some have caught the imagination of buyers, and there have indeed been great sales this year. Here's a closer look at the top five best-selling scooters of 2024:  Why these scooters ranked under the Best selling category?These scooters top the 'best-selling' category because of their reliability, impressive fuel efficiency, and modern features. Established brands such as Honda and TVS offer strong after-sales support, and their ergonomic designs provide comfort in daily commutes. This combination has proved to be a great one that settles well with consumers.  1. Honda Activa 6G Price Range: ₹ 76,234 - 82,734 (ex-showroom)Honda Activa 6G is still India's top-selling scooter for yet another year. These scooters are famous for their reliability and durability. The Activa 6G features a powerful 109.51 cc engine, which easily delivers smooth performance and improved mileage of 48 kmpl.  The model comes fitted with a silent start system, LED headlamps, and a comfortable seat, thus suited for the daily hustle and bustle. The tough build quality and service network of the Activa ensures that riders enjoy a peaceful mind due to after-sales support. In 2024, the model's availability in vibrant colors, combined with an impressive design, remains a major and much-needed attractant to both younger and old riders.  2. TVS Jupiter Price Range: ₹ 73,340 - 89,748 (ex-showroom)TVS Jupiter remains a strong contender in the scooter segment. It was second runner-up this year and is preferred by commuters for its amazing design and 109.7 cc engine that delivers excellent performance. It is more popular for fuel efficiency, with a mileage of 49 Kmpl.  The biggest plus point of TVS Jupiter is a really long list of features: a fully digital instrument cluster, a USB charging port, and great storage with an under-seat compartment. This scooter has a comfortable ride with smooth handling and shall not only be suitable for city traffic but also good enough for longer rides and can attract a diverse group of customers.  3. Suzuki Access 125 Price: ₹ 79,899 - 90,500 (ex-showroom)With great strides in 2024, the Suzuki Access 125 emerged as the third best-selling scooter. The scooter has a 124 cc engine offering rich performance with a mileage of 52.45 kmpl, making it a great buy for daily commuters.  The scooter boasts sleek designs and premium features, such as a fully digital speedometer, LED headlights, and a convenient mobile charging port. It has comfortable seating positions and abundant storage space, which makes it ideal for grocery shopping or carrying other essentials. Of course, strong performance combined with Suzuki's reputation for reliability has made this scooter fetch a high market share this year.  4. OLA S1 X Price Range: ₹ 74,999 - 99,999 (ex-showroom)OLA S1 X became a storming electric scooter in 2024, with its fourth rank as the best seller. With its futuristic design and cutting-edge technology, the S1 has become an electric mobility game-changer. Designed with a 3kWh lithium-ion battery, this scooter has an impressive range of 151 km on one full charge and a top speed of 90 km/h.  One of the standout features for smart connectivity is the OLA S1 X, its intuitive touch display, navigation, and easy remote access through a smartphone app. OLA S1 X scores top marks not just for being eco-friendly but also for having many desirable features. The scooter has multiple riding modes and regenerative braking, which attract conscious consumers looking for sophisticated mobility solutions.  5. Bajaj Chetak Price: ₹ 99,998 - 1.52 Lakh (ex-showroom)Coming back strong in 2024, Bajaj Chetak features as the fifth best-seller on the list of scooters. The Chetak seems to embody a perfect amalgamation of the then, with its design familiar to the eye yet fresh enough in the modern edition. This electric scoot boasts a 2.9 kWh battery that can run for about 113 km on one charge and is suitable for short distances on an urban commute.  The Chetak boasts a robust construction quality with a premium feel, flaunting a digital instrument cluster, LED illumination, and fantastic audio. It is one of the best electric scooters on account of its design and comfort. With its increasing market share, Bajaj Chetak has become a fierce competitor among all electric scooters available. Before you go, have a look at the Mark your calendars: Kawasaki Ninja 1100 might unveiled on October 1. Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb    Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta    Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter